Violations
Violations are IMPOSSIBLE to enforce. With the new HB 1137 and the $500.00 fine have whatever you want this is IMPOSSIBLE to enforced.
I own rentals in HOA's sit o Boards and have been a HOA manager for 25 years.
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DAC you are certainly correct. I also see a lot of these people posting "thank you for keeping RL together, green is best!" Personally, they already got their way and should have no input on the new scenarios since their concerns were heard and the changes adversely affected those of us who were already affected by past redistricting changes... keep your voice loud, empower your neighbors to do the same! We can be heard too!!
NO TO GREEN!!!
Share DAC you are certainly correct. I also see a lot of these people posting "thank you for keeping RL together, green is best!" Personally, they already got their way and should have no input on the new scenarios since their concerns were heard and the changes adversely affected those of us who were already affected by past redistricting changes... keep your voice loud, empower your neighbors to do the same! We can be heard too!!
NO TO GREEN!!! on Facebook
Share DAC you are certainly correct. I also see a lot of these people posting "thank you for keeping RL together, green is best!" Personally, they already got their way and should have no input on the new scenarios since their concerns were heard and the changes adversely affected those of us who were already affected by past redistricting changes... keep your voice loud, empower your neighbors to do the same! We can be heard too!!
NO TO GREEN!!! on Twitter
Share DAC you are certainly correct. I also see a lot of these people posting "thank you for keeping RL together, green is best!" Personally, they already got their way and should have no input on the new scenarios since their concerns were heard and the changes adversely affected those of us who were already affected by past redistricting changes... keep your voice loud, empower your neighbors to do the same! We can be heard too!!
NO TO GREEN!!! on Linkedin
Email DAC you are certainly correct. I also see a lot of these people posting "thank you for keeping RL together, green is best!" Personally, they already got their way and should have no input on the new scenarios since their concerns were heard and the changes adversely affected those of us who were already affected by past redistricting changes... keep your voice loud, empower your neighbors to do the same! We can be heard too!!
NO TO GREEN!!! link
It seems the bigger neighborhoods had enough voices to express their concerns and many of those concerns were addressed with the new y scenarios, but it adversely affected the smaller neighborhoods with not as many voices.
Children thrive on consistency and sense of belonging and the small neighborhoods often have to work thru the difficult changes while the bigger ones don't.
Share It seems the bigger neighborhoods had enough voices to express their concerns and many of those concerns were addressed with the new y scenarios, but it adversely affected the smaller neighborhoods with not as many voices.
Children thrive on consistency and sense of belonging and the small neighborhoods often have to work thru the difficult changes while the bigger ones don't. on Facebook
Share It seems the bigger neighborhoods had enough voices to express their concerns and many of those concerns were addressed with the new y scenarios, but it adversely affected the smaller neighborhoods with not as many voices.
Children thrive on consistency and sense of belonging and the small neighborhoods often have to work thru the difficult changes while the bigger ones don't. on Twitter
Share It seems the bigger neighborhoods had enough voices to express their concerns and many of those concerns were addressed with the new y scenarios, but it adversely affected the smaller neighborhoods with not as many voices.
Children thrive on consistency and sense of belonging and the small neighborhoods often have to work thru the difficult changes while the bigger ones don't. on Linkedin
Email It seems the bigger neighborhoods had enough voices to express their concerns and many of those concerns were addressed with the new y scenarios, but it adversely affected the smaller neighborhoods with not as many voices.
Children thrive on consistency and sense of belonging and the small neighborhoods often have to work thru the difficult changes while the bigger ones don't. link
I second your post! We don't live in a neighborhood and get moved to new schools every single time, as if our kids don't matter as much as kids who live in big neighborhoods. This will be our 4th school in the same house
Share I second your post! We don't live in a neighborhood and get moved to new schools every single time, as if our kids don't matter as much as kids who live in big neighborhoods. This will be our 4th school in the same house on Facebook
Share I second your post! We don't live in a neighborhood and get moved to new schools every single time, as if our kids don't matter as much as kids who live in big neighborhoods. This will be our 4th school in the same house on Twitter
Share I second your post! We don't live in a neighborhood and get moved to new schools every single time, as if our kids don't matter as much as kids who live in big neighborhoods. This will be our 4th school in the same house on Linkedin
Email I second your post! We don't live in a neighborhood and get moved to new schools every single time, as if our kids don't matter as much as kids who live in big neighborhoods. This will be our 4th school in the same house link
Agree completely with you. My post keeps saying it goes successfully but it's not going through. This plan adversely affects several unincorporated neighborhoods who were unnecessarily moved during the last redistricting. Shelter Haven, McIntyre Heights, Brostrom Woods, Platte Hills, Valley View... all would be affected yet again.
Share Agree completely with you. My post keeps saying it goes successfully but it's not going through. This plan adversely affects several unincorporated neighborhoods who were unnecessarily moved during the last redistricting. Shelter Haven, McIntyre Heights, Brostrom Woods, Platte Hills, Valley View... all would be affected yet again. on Facebook
Share Agree completely with you. My post keeps saying it goes successfully but it's not going through. This plan adversely affects several unincorporated neighborhoods who were unnecessarily moved during the last redistricting. Shelter Haven, McIntyre Heights, Brostrom Woods, Platte Hills, Valley View... all would be affected yet again. on Twitter
Share Agree completely with you. My post keeps saying it goes successfully but it's not going through. This plan adversely affects several unincorporated neighborhoods who were unnecessarily moved during the last redistricting. Shelter Haven, McIntyre Heights, Brostrom Woods, Platte Hills, Valley View... all would be affected yet again. on Linkedin
Email Agree completely with you. My post keeps saying it goes successfully but it's not going through. This plan adversely affects several unincorporated neighborhoods who were unnecessarily moved during the last redistricting. Shelter Haven, McIntyre Heights, Brostrom Woods, Platte Hills, Valley View... all would be affected yet again. link
The constant changes for the same neighborhoods makes it extremely hard to have a positive view of the district.
The same district that sent a feeler email out to see how people would react to a tax increase just a couple weeks ago.
Share The constant changes for the same neighborhoods makes it extremely hard to have a positive view of the district.
The same district that sent a feeler email out to see how people would react to a tax increase just a couple weeks ago. on Facebook
Share The constant changes for the same neighborhoods makes it extremely hard to have a positive view of the district.
The same district that sent a feeler email out to see how people would react to a tax increase just a couple weeks ago. on Twitter
Share The constant changes for the same neighborhoods makes it extremely hard to have a positive view of the district.
The same district that sent a feeler email out to see how people would react to a tax increase just a couple weeks ago. on Linkedin
Email The constant changes for the same neighborhoods makes it extremely hard to have a positive view of the district.
The same district that sent a feeler email out to see how people would react to a tax increase just a couple weeks ago. link